Dog Soldiers: Difference between revisions

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The following weapons were seen in Dog Soldiers

British SA80 (aka L85A1) bullpup rifle with military Blank adapter used by the British Armed Forces - 5.56mm

Sgt. Wells pulls his combat knife, showing a good view of his British SA80 (aka L85A1) with military Blank adapter - 5.56mm

SA80 used by British Soldiers during training exercise but ditched later for weapons taken from the Special Ops Camp. Presumably this was done because the team had no live ammunition for the rifles, to judge by the blank firing attachments.

Sgt Wells shows of his sidearm, a Browning Hi Power - 9mm

Browning Hi-Power 9mm Pistol, used by Sgt Wells (Sean Pertwee) at the beginning of the film and used by Private Cooper (Kevin McKidd) at the end of the film.

Private Cooper (Kevin McKidd) wields an H&K MP5 with tactical flashlight - 9mm

Heckler & Koch MP5A2 with Surefire Flashlight mounts, used by same British soldiers after taking them from dead SAS commandos.

British Soldiers wields an Heckler & Koch SR9(TC) - 7.62x51mm

H&K SR9(TC) used by one British Soldier during flight from the forest and the attack on farmhouse.

British Soldier with a Mossberg 500 Shotgun - 12 gauge

British Soldier with a Mossberg 500 Shotgun - 12 gauge

Mossberg 500 SSB shotgun with synthetic tactical furniture, used by one British soldier, taken from the Special Ops camp.

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 [[Image:DogSoldiers SA80a.jpg‎|thumb|450px|none|British SA80 (aka L85A1) bullpup rifle with military Blank adapter used by the British Armed Forces - 5.56mm]]
 [[Image:DogSoldiers SA80 02a.jpg‎|thumb|450px|none|Sgt. Wells pulls his combat knife, showing a good view of his British SA80 (aka L85A1) with military Blank adapter - 5.56mm]]
-* [[SA80]] used by British Soldiers during training exercise but ditched later for weapons taken from the Special Ops Camp.
+* [[SA80]] used by British Soldiers during training exercise but ditched later for weapons taken from the Special Ops Camp. Presumably this was done because the team had no live ammunition for the rifles, to judge by the blank firing attachments.